The independent MP Yannis Kourakos, who voted against Presidential candidate Stavros Dimas on Wednesday, told the Athens-Macedonia News Agency that he has set three condition to support the government in the next two votes.
The three conditions which Mr. Kourakos set are to form a “national purpose” government to negotiate the debt “because it is a national affair and concerns 4-5 generations of Greeks”, completing the Constitutional reform and setting a date for general elections.
Mr. Kourakos argued that “in these circumstances a President will be elected with the greatest possible consensus” and concluded that “Mr. Samaras wants to call early elections. In order to avoid election, the aforementioned conditions must be satisfied”.
